Inside our Collections, What's Beautiful Now
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With
spring
upon
us
and
the
daffodils,
cherry
blossoms,
and
azaleas
only
just
beginning
to
hint
at
the
incredible
show
of
color
on
the
horizon,
...
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Inside our Collections, Videos, What's Beautiful Now, What's On at NYBG
Posted in Inside our Collections, Videos, What's Beautiful Now, What's On at NYBG
As
we
near
the
final
week
of
Spotlight
on
Orchids
in
the
Enid
A.
Haupt
Conservatory,
set
off
on
a
virtual
tour
of
the
event's
...
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History & People, Inside our Collections
Posted in History & People, Inside our Collections
Impressive
by
its
sheer
size
and
bold
coloring,
Fleurs,
fruits
et
feuillages
choisis
de
l'ile
de
Java
:
peints
d'après
nature
was
brought
to
fruition
...
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Inside our Collections
Posted in Inside our Collections
Here at NYBG, we adore plants. Obviously. Having a strong affection for something has its benefits, but it’s even nicer when that feeling is requited.
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Inside our Collections
Posted in Inside our Collections
This
week
we're
taking
a
peek
into
the
archives
of
the
LuEsther
T.
Mertz
Library
for
#ColorOurCollections,
a
yearly
event
where
we
invite
kids
and
...
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Inside our Collections, Plant Science
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In Japan in 1941, paleobotanist Shigeru Miki (1901–74) discovered a conifer genus preserved in fossils that had been collected across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Inside our Collections
Posted in Inside our Collections
In
addition
to
its
vast
size,
the
fame
of
Orchidaceae
rests
on
its
extraordinary
hand-colored
lithographic
plates
which
depict
each
orchid
at
life-size
and
in
...
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Inside our Collections
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Ilex , the only genus in the family Aquifoliaceae, has a worldwide natural distribution, and is found on every continent but Antarctica.
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History & People, Inside our Collections
Posted in History & People, Inside our Collections
Since
starting
as
an
Andrew
W.
Mellon
Fellow
at
the
Garden’s
Humanities
Institute
in
September,
I’ve
worked
almost
entirely
remotely,
relying
on
the
Garden’s
excellent
...
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Inside our Collections
Posted in Inside our Collections
Some
people
become
volunteers
at
The
New
York
Botanical
Garden
because
of
their
love
of
plants.
In
my
case,
I
became
a
volunteer
because
of
...
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